Funny commercial song. Popular funny commercial songs.
When you watch TV, you see all kinds of commercials every day—but haven’t you ever found the songs used in them so fun that they stick in your mind? Beyond the direction of the commercials themselves, there are lots of catchy, memorable, and entertaining CM songs these days! From original tracks made just for the ads to parody versions of classic hits, there’s a wide variety of amusing CM songs.
In this article, we’ll showcase a bunch of CM songs that have been creating buzz for being fun—enjoy!
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Funny commercial songs. Popular funny CM songs (41–50)
I want to become the wind.THE BOOM
Teruyoshi Uchimura of the comedy duo Ucchan Nanchan is drinking KIRIN’s new beer.
It looks like the new name is written in the background, but Mio Imada, who serves as the narrator, stops him from saying it.
Their exchange—Uchimura insisting, “Just one character…” and Imada firmly replying, “No”—is quite charming.
The commercial features a bossa nova-style arrangement of THE BOOM’s 1995 hit ‘Kaze ni Naritai’ (I Want to Be the Wind).
The breezy, refreshing song is perfect for a spring ad!
Interesting commercial songs. Popular funny commercial songs (51–60)
kabedon to the faceMayumura Chiaki
This is a commercial introducing Cup Noodles PRO, which are lower in carbs and high in protein.
Set to a parody of the familiar song “Kaodon,” it highlights the product’s features and emphasizes that it’s perfect for people who train or are on a diet.
The animations of the characters who also appear in the “Kaodon” music video are surreal yet cute—you can’t help but want to watch it over and over!
image songDuke Aces
This is the commercial jingle every Kansai native has heard at least once—the image song for Kani Dōraku, composed by Naniwa’s Mozart, Taro Kida.
Kani Dōraku is famous for its moving crab sign, with its main location in Dotonbori.
Taro Kida composed numerous commercial jingles, and this one is considered one of his signature works.
Maybedoburokku
This commercial expresses, through a lighthearted song, how NIVEA’s mildly acidic foaming face wash addresses common skincare concerns.
It portrays the worries of Miwako Kakei and Maria Tani as they look at their reflections in the mirror, and conveys that NIVEA provides the solution.
The song, serving as both a confession of their concerns and a pathway to resolution, is a parody of Doburokku’s “Moshikashite Dakedo.” Centered on the breezy sound of an acoustic guitar that recalls the original track, the music unfolds into an airy arrangement.
Layered with lyrics that convey thoughtful ideas about facial cleansing, it creates a positive, uplifting mood.
DenderaryuNaka Riisa
In 2012, the Toyota “Passo” commercial song featuring Riisa Naka singing with hand play drew attention online for its mysterious lyrics.
It’s a traditional children’s song from Nagasaki Prefecture titled “Denderaryū,” which has also been featured on NHK Educational TV’s “Nihongo de Asobo.”
Rannyanamenekobando
The popular Y!mobile commercial series, “Futenyan.” The “Name Neko Band,” which used to perform on the pedestrian paradise in the 1980s, is making an appearance on the legendary music show The Best Ten! By the way, the original band, Bakufu Slump, also appeared on The Best Ten with the original song “Runner.”
The Tree of Hitachi
It’s a familiar song composed by Asei Kobayashi in 1973.
The “Hitachi Tree” that appears in the commercial is said to be a monkeypod, a tree native to tropical America, located on the island of Oahu in Hawaii.
Even today, it’s still a cheerful tune regularly aired as a commercial in Hitachi-affiliated programs.